I loved your interpretation of Ishtar. You could do the goddess Artemis.

Oh my gosh. Not only you are great artist but also good storyteller. Thanks for amazing video.

Oh my! Her face has so much depth and emotion and the red of her lips! Absolutely stunning!

My god those roses! There are 3 deities I would love to meet or just see you bring to life... The Morrigan, Kali and Medusa 👍🏼

How did you determine the look for this Goddess? She doesn't look middle Eastern but European. Is there a significant reason for this particular aesthetic?

Thanks for sharing. I LOVE this painting, its gorgeous!!!

Not only is the painting STUNNING (as always) but you also gave us a discourse about its backstory! I can only imagine how much work you put into the entire presentation, let alone hours spent on the painting. Thanks so much for sharing your art and ideas with us! 😍😍😍

My dear, you're an unusual artist who while painting, also tells a story. It's wonderful 🥰😊 I love the flowers behind you ❣️. Thanks for sharing your talent and story telling, it's great!!!

I love your channel, I've been learning so much about artists and now GODDESSES?!? THANK YOU

Hi Líoba, I love your goddess painting. We here n Ireland have a lot of goddesses including Palu (goddess of cats) or Boann (goddess of cows) or the Morrigan, or even the banshee. We also have St. Brigid (her holiday was yesterday), female patron Saint of Ireland nature, women and springtime. We make crosses out of reeds, straw or paper to put over our doors for her protection. Hope you like the ideas!

Innana.. Ishtar... Isis... she is known by many names. From the Annunaki... fascinating. Gorgeous painting. The dual horns Cow.. are shown later in Egyptian art.

Glad to know where Ishta originally came from. Just read Kaleidra (a fantasy book) where she was often mentioned. That was good timing, thank you😊

I loved this so much! I really enjoy learning about ancient gods/goddesses, plus your art is stunning.

She is beautiful! And I love how you integrated history and mythology into it your art and your video. I love such stories.

BEAUTIFUL!🥰🤗🙏🏻❤️

Interesting. The painting is gorgeous. You are so talented. Thank you.

I found you on John Dalton’s “Gently Does It”. I loved your interview.

I love watching your videos, especially these informative ones - I love learning about painting techniques and history at the same time!!! :)

Stunningly gorgeous, the integration of exquisite art talent and history!! Inspirational. The Norse goddess Freyja is pulled along in a chariot by cats, I can imagine you painting this too. Love it Lioba.

I would love to see your interpretation of Iara, Mother of Water, of the brazilian folklore. ♥️🥰

Fantastic.

Very beautiful interpretation

Can you also try some Indian Godesess ?..I am excited to see them in your style..

Okay, I’ll try recommending stuff that aren’t as mainstream from where I’m from. First, I'd say Hecate deserves some love in the future! Many people know her by name but don’t know much about her and she’s often misunderstood. She was one of the Greek primordial deities, patroness of magic and boundaries. She was often depicted as having a single body and three faces, or as one single entity in three different bodies- regardless, each head looking at the past, present and future respectively, as she was believed to have the ability to foresee the future and see visions of the past. Her domain was in medicinal herbs, poisonous plants and necromancy; note however that what we think of when we hear "necromancy" today doesn't necessarily correspond to what people actually practiced. Our view on necromancy is heavily influenced by much later medieval views on the practice- which were heavily fueled by the religious superstition and fearmongering against anything that could be considered pagan. Necromancy at the time was mostly just worshiping chthonic deities, embalming the dead and rituals whose purpose was to put the souls of the dead at rest, commune with them or look into the past or future- far from being a dark or immoral practice. Hecate’s characterization was also benign despite the inconsistencies among different sources and myth versions; she was a goddess defined by her compassion for all living things and drive to help. She took no part in the war between Gods and Titans. She was the one to help a distressed Demeter when her daughter Persephone was taken away. I also read recently somewhere that the familiars she nurtures and keeps by her side were several minor mythological figures who were previously humans, but were transformed into animals by the gods as a form of either punishment or mercy- and I think that’s pretty cool. She remained unmarried and preferred a solitary life among her plants and animals, occasionally popping in to make a cameo out of nowhere and help people one way or another, sometimes even taking a maternal role. There was also a custom called the Deipnon. People left a meal every full moon at a crossroads or entryway, to appease the goddess and restless spirits. Based on an anecdote from a theatrical play, beggars and people who struggled financially often ate from those. In terms of symbolism, Hecate was usually associated with the crossroads, borders, doorways, dogs, serpents, torches, keys and daggers. In some versions, the Cretan sorceress Circe (mostly known for the role she played in the Odyssey) was her daughter- which I think is also cool. On a similar note, Cretan/Minoan deities were super interesting but sadly we don’t have much information available about them. The whole mythology around Zagreus was fascinating (he was favored a lot in Crete). He can be seen as a standalone god or an iteration of Dionysus. Similarly some consider Britomartis- who was associated with the hunt and moon- as a localization of Artemis but she still had her own lore. Idk if any of these sounds interesting.

I adore this series and how in depth you research your goddesses.

💗 Beautiful 💗

This painting is amazing! Truly mesmerizing!! ( If I was her I'd leave him in the underworld !!!

U should do an interpretation of Anat another goddess that is beyond fierce.

Love it

Beautiful artwork 😍😍😍 and the mythlogical explanation in the background is a nice touch

Wow, you're amazing.Have a happy day~~~♡★☆♡♥♥

Please please please do a hindu goddess! (Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Annapurna are awesome goddesses!) I'd love to see that from you!

Your drawings are absolutely amazing! 💕❤️💖😍

LOVE this. Beautiful art, _and_ a history lesson! Perfect! Thank you 💚

Einfach nur Wunderschön 🥰🥰

Gorgeous! So stunning!

Oh my god! I loved your art and was so into your storytelling It was so interesting!! Your voice si also so sweet which make me feel like i am listening to a song or somethung Totally loved this vid!!!

She's absolutely beautiful

Stunning work! 👏

Amazing!!!!Love it!!!

Beautiful as per usual!

Love her

Great work! I'm curious as to how you'd paint a tribal like mythology gods of Philippines.

wonderful

Awesome

She looks like Kat Dennings♡♡

You could do a native American changing bear maiden which is the constellation ursa major.

Is everything all right after long time

This is so beautiful. Do you ever sell prints of your work?

Mega👍

LILITH!! Recognized her right away. Over time her name was in different forms beginning with the Sumerians. Inanna/Ishtar/Lilith. Statue of Liberty has ties to Lilith since she was the first rebellion against tyranny. Adam wanted to control her, she did not want to be controlled. So Eve was made who subdued by Adam. My second tattoo is Lilith by John Collier (Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood) 1889 instagram.com/p/CEsyYC3J9gw/? Cheers! Would love to see more mythological artwork!

I second Artemis, I have a sassy baby girl named Artemis.

I think Ishtar was quite silly for just barging in the underworld and demanding the throne 😅

She is not forgotten. Try Ningal ;)

Hi. I am assyrian and i am from germany. I find your drawing beautiful. And are you german?

Why don't you try Hindu Gods and Goddesses, there are too many, btw, I'm fan of your artwork ❤️

i dont think so that u should be on Patreon or any artist bcz it is connected to utube n people can buy ur membership n add all the stuff in their playlist or share to whatsapp for forever

DNA tests have found ancient Mesopotamians to be of south Asian origin

Btw nether world was scary omg But....it was cuz of her too much arrogance tho...

Thanks so Beautiful